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Consists of a photographic print, taken in Nuremberg, Germany. Black and white image of six men seated at a table, some holding documents; verso: "Prosecution staff in big case" handwritten in black ink. Morris Kolander (donor's father) is seated second from right.

Contains Henry L. Goldsmith's memoir, a copy of an article entitled, "The Big Test," published in two weekly issues of the New York Forward, a chapter entitled "Buchenwald," and pages 309 and 310 our of Henry L. Goldsmith's chapter 11 "D-Day."

Part 2. Warsaw uprising of 1944, which began on August 1 and lasted for 63 days. Buildings in Warsaw on fire during the uprising. Fighting in the streets; Polish Home Army soldiers lay communications wire. Children watch a puppet show. More destruction; a nurse hands out buckets of water from big wooden casks. People on the move in the streets amid shooting and fires. 00:17:03 Priests remove sacred ...

Einstein outside at microphone speaking from notes, hair blowing, big crowd, California

Jewish children in the street wearing Jewish stars. Shots of Jewish women working in a sweatshop sewing on machines, also wearing stars. The women's stars are very big and may be possibly propagandistic.

CU Jewish men squinting into camera, sitting around, jackets folded in laps to display star patches. Star of David patches (larger than usual, for propaganda purposes) on backs of clothes. All the men are cleaning up large pieces of debris from the streets (fence posts, big pieces of wood, metal, some munitions shell casings). Shoveling, sweeping, pushing wagon filled with debris.

Hermann Goering and Hitler at Goering's 48th birthday, walking briskly onto train. Chatting in train car. Light shining through window. Arrival at station. Goering in long dark leather coat. Hitler at train's doorway, saluting. [Handing out awards/badges to officers. Big dinner party.] Location: on the "Kanal Kuste."